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Using Microsoft Learning Pathways to drive adoption
Scarlett725 We haven't done yet but we're planning to so I'd be interested in feedback on this too.
UPDATE: I've just watched this video
It may not be exactly the kind of thing you're after but it gives a good run down on everything from provisioning the site to how to do admin around what is available to your users (i.e. making visible what is most useful, and hiding stuff that isn't relevant). This one's only 24:10. If you specifically want that admin content, it's from about 14:00 in.
Have you seen this video presented by Karuana_Gatimu_MSFT et al? It's a hands-on demo of the whole process so there might be something useful. I haven't seen it myself as yet.
That Ignite video that Karuana produced was a fantastic and detailed explainer about the MLP site. After I watched it, I felt like I was able to jump in and get started with the MLP site. I especially enjoyed seeing that they now have the JSON file that you're able to add to your Teams site allowing your users to interact with your training. - Honestly, MS should link her video to the MLP MS site. The information that MS currently has explaining what the MLP site is and what it can do cannot top her video.
Thanks for linking the video, because more people should watch it.
Scarlett725 That's great to hear. I'm glad it's proved useful. I don't know as I haven't attended any yet, but some of the webinars here may prove useful as well.
Great to hear of your success with Microsoft 365 Learning Pathways. It's a great open source initiative by Microsoft.
I will be presenting on Learning Pathways at the upcoming SharePoint Conference in May 2020. I will be sure to post my presentation on tech community since there seems to be a lot of folks going this route.
We as a company (VisualSP) also partner closely with Learning Pathways And build on top of it since it is an open source platform.
Here's a quick video showing what we are doing and making available to the community:
I just added the plugin. It is pretty intuitive. I'll have to show it to my IT staff and see if this is something they'd like to pursue. Thanks for sharing and good luck at the conference.
